I also think the game could maybe benefit with a style meter like in DMC, that's not a flaw just mentioning something that could maybe work. Sure the combos might not be as stacked as Tekken or DMC but this is a tight 8-10 hour long game so too much combos would feel misplaced and not fitting. I don't agree with that sentiment at all. I've heard people mention that the combat in the game is mid because of its lack of combos. Imagine being able to fight at the top of the tallest building in the world? Inside the elevator like in Captain America The Winter Soldier? They didn't do any of that which was a missed opportunity. It is not a bad level by any means but it is the weakest compared to the rest of them. The Tower level has a lot of missed opportunities. I don't think bosses are supposed to be like that as a fan of Souls games. Also, her 2nd phase is much easier than her first, I have no idea why. It feels like I'm trying to cheese the boss and this could've just been fixed if they had just given me a weapon right before her boss fight. You gotta bring it to her and preserve the weapon's durability and it doesn't feel like the right way to play. The game wants you to use weapons to fight her but they never give you any weapons to fight her with. Turning the camera around is way too slow to be manageable. Since the game's camera is placed right behind your player, you can't see what's behind you and it's a problem since the game wants you to fight multiple foes. There's also a lack of a quick turn button like in God of War.
The amount of times I've been stuck in a corner and being able to see nothing is insane. The Camera The camera is just really bad. My only problems with this game are the following: 1. Is it the best story ever made? no, but it is a good enough story that fits and supports the gameplay very well. The story might seem very simplistic at first but when you take your time to look at all the clues that were given to you and figure out exactly what happened, that's where the story hits all of its marks. The game only has a total of 5 levels but all of these levels are so diverse and memorable that you would probably visit them again even after finishing. The level design is outstandingly good with a great soundtrack. As an avid fan of old style martial arts movies, this game truly captured all of that love. It took me a solid 10 hours to complete the game and it was an absolute blast. Sifu falls into that same category but with a cheaper price. I think the reason these games aren't complained as much is because of its high replayability. Like Capcom for example created RE 8 which was only 8-10 hours long and it cost 60$. The things that confuse me is that short games that cost 50$ or more have existed and very little people actually complained about it.
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I'm glad they didn't sell it on full price cuz that would cause a **** show. The game is the true definition of quality over quantity. Sifu is a great video game with only a few flaws bringing it down. There are a number of unique and complicated mechanics that make up the gameplay loop within Sifu, and this hub is the perfect place to find answers to some essential questions.This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Gain some potentially life-saving advice, pointers for secrets and collectibles, as well as what enemies appear where and what makes each boss tick with these detailed breakdowns of each individual stage, all collated into one story-centered hub.
Sifu features 5 intricately mapped and detailed levels for you to run through time after time and eventually master. Can you complete your journey and deliver vengeance and justice before you run out of years? Martial arts in the real world requires mastery through time dedicated practice, and Sifu represents this with a unique roguelike flavor each death ages your character. Sifu drops the multiplayer element of Absolver to tell a story centered around revenge, acting as a homage and love letter to all things Kung-Fu. Much like its predecessor, Sifu revolves around frenetic, highly responsive, and stylized beat ‘em up action. Released on February 8, 2022, Sifu is the latest game from Sloclap, the developer behind martial arts action RPG Absolver.
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